After all, you can't have derivative works or copies if there are no regulations over what constitutes original works, or separates ownership from theft.
The Secretary may prescribe regulations establishing what constitutes a reasonable time for purposes of the preceding sentence and other reasonable conditions for the reimbursement plan.
In 2008, two Naples catering associations, Real Pizza and the Association of Neapolitan Pizza-makers, called on the EU to introduce regulations on what constitutes real "Neapolitan pizza".
Officials also may get clever with the definition of a state-established exchange, for example by renting the federal exchange website mechanisms, contracting out to piggyback on other state exchanges, revising current regulations for what constitutes a section 1311 exchange, etc.
Believe it or not, those FDA regulations about what constitutes "healthy" do not address added sugar, and they certainly should.
The regulations give no guidance about what constitutes a reasonable interest rate.
The Director shall issue regulations setting forth guidelines for determining what constitutes good cause for purposes of this paragraph.
Current regulations provide no clear test for what constitutes election activity or for how much of their revenue tax-exempt groups can spend to try to influence elections.
Guidelines and regulations also reflect implicit principles regarding what constitutes appropriate investigator behavior that are independent of the possibility of harming individual subjects.
The CRA language about what constitutes "substantially" similar regulations has never been tested, and it doesn't say who is the arbiter of what is too similar.
